Kumar argues climate losses extend to mental health and cultural identity
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Manasi Kumar publishes analysis in Nature News contending that climate damage assessment must go beyond property and income to capture psychological and cultural harms. She draws on fieldwork with coastal communities in Kenya and salt workers in India to show how climate change erodes belonging, traditions, and intergenerational knowledge.
“Climate losses extend beyond property and income. Policymakers need ways to assess what people value, experience and ultimately stand to lose.”
Manasi KumarManasi Kumar Clinical psychologist and professor of population health, NYU
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